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Kingston College student Oshane Johnson demonstrates to his fellow students how to put on a condom at the Ministry of Health booth at Scotiabank on King Street in Kingston yesterday. The students were participating in the Caribbean Regional HIV/AIDS Testing Day 2013 that was observed on June 28 as part of worldwide activities to promote HIV testing. -Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer
Jodi-Ann Gilpin, Gleaner Writer
YOUNG PEOPLE turned out in their numbers at the Bank of Nova Scotia in downtown Kingston yesterday for the Caribbean Regional HIV/AIDS Testing Day.
Students from Kingston College (KC) were among those in attendance who were actively engaged in getting tested and gathering information.
Javanni Miller, a student at KC, told The Gleaner that he is grateful for the exposure.
"Well, it's always good to have these things because as young people, we want to make sure that we are as up to date as possible on these issues," he said.
Kingston College student Oshane Johnson demonstrates to his fellow students how to put on a condom at the Ministry of Health booth at Scotiabank on King Street in Kingston yesterday. The students were participating in the Caribbean Regional HIV/AIDS Testing Day 2013 that was observed on June 28 as part of worldwide activities to promote HIV testing. -Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer
Jodi-Ann Gilpin, Gleaner Writer
YOUNG PEOPLE turned out in their numbers at the Bank of Nova Scotia in downtown Kingston yesterday for the Caribbean Regional HIV/AIDS Testing Day.
Students from Kingston College (KC) were among those in attendance who were actively engaged in getting tested and gathering information.
Javanni Miller, a student at KC, told The Gleaner that he is grateful for the exposure.
"Well, it's always good to have these things because as young people, we want to make sure that we are as up to date as possible on these issues," he said.